Prominently positioned on a sprawling .875 acre on the northwest corner of Euclid and Cowper, this custom residence, completed in 2012, is an exceptional luxury offering in the heart of Highland Park. Masterfully designed by the award-winning architectural team of Stocker, Hoesterey and Montenegro, this well-appointed home showcases 13,980 square feet of clean-lined open space with an aura of tranquility and refined elegance. It was meticulously constructed by Rusty Goff with a flawless blend of carefully selected 18th century materials, a plethora of modern-day amenities, and unsurpassed quality of workmanship, resulting in a state-of-the-art Texas Mediterranean masterpiece! The exterior is a tasteful combination of Texas Leuders rough back limestone and cementitious plaster with reclaimed antique brick border accents, topped with a two-piece clay barrel tile roof. Imported Italian chestnut wood windows by CC Serramenti and locally handcrafted steel doors graciously illuminate each room with abundant natural light. Crisp white walls with elliptical eased edge archways contribute to the fresh, airy ambiance throughout. Striking cross-vault ceilings and 300-year-old imported Chateau Domingue limestone flooring line the foyer. A fully equipped bar and a climate-controlled wine cellar finished with hand-cut Italian brick and masonry detail are ideally positioned for entertaining. Beautiful wide-plank hardwood flooring leads to a handsome study with a vaulted beamed ceiling and white oak cabinetry with excellent storage and display capacity. A luxurious private guest suite with 11-foot ceilings, a spa bath, an oversized shower, heated Vendome limestone flooring, and custom white oak cabinetry reminiscent of a five-star resort occupies the west wing. Not to be missed is the elegant hall powder bath with an 18th-century stone wall-mounted sink and wine-barrel spout from Provence coupled with 17th-century Portuguese cobblestone flooring creating authentic design impact. Dual downstairs living rooms - each outfitted with reclaimed Pennsylvania timbers, concrete headers, and a Rumford-style fireplace - seamlessly transition to the kitchen and open to the expansive loggia. A pair of custom six-foot "lift and slide" doors creates a 12-foot opening enhancing the desired indoor-outdoor connection. The palatial open kitchen is anchored by a 17-foot island and fully equipped with commercial-grade Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. Gorgeous Crema Marfil counters and heated Chateau Domingue "Dalles de Bourgogne" limestone flooring complement the peaceful neutral palette. Easy-access lower cabinets with custom drawer features enable unobstructed views and add to the open concept. The exquisite dining room is uniquely designed with a circular radius, multiple art niches, and a subtle dome ceiling creating an elegant intimate space. Three walls of windows provide abundant soft light, while landscaping lends an element of privacy. An impressive gym with an adjoining meditation room overlooks a tranquil water feature enhancing the Zen-like setting. The multi-purpose mud room is host to multiple lockers, two work stations, and a stackable washer/dryer, and offers convenient elevator access. The second floor was intentionally designed as a family-oriented space with four generous secondary bedroom suites sharing a central gathering room or reading lounge. The master is a sumptuous retreat in itself, with its soothing fresh palette adorned with a vaulted beamed ceiling, a gas fireplace, and a private balcony overlooking the expansive backyard. Each enjoys a separate luxury bath and impressive dressing gallery. Her bathroom suite is beyond exquisite, with Namibian white marble counters, Ann Sacks tiles, a Bain Ultra spa tub, a Jaclo steam shower, and THG Paris fixtures. An open adjoining dressing gallery is worthy of being featured in a magazine! His closet offers functional design to facilitate packing, with a center island and custom storage spaces, and i
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